c. mike, he was a man or served on the for president, what's the reaction been to his death? well, the reactions being very mix. there are those who see donald rumsfeld test american hero as one who served as a public servant of the presidents raging from richard nixon. to gerald ford, the youngest defense minister gerald poured and also the oldest defense minister and george w bush. but his critics contend that he is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of on and iraq, including thousands of american soldiers. those were the campaigns that rumsfeld, a secretary of defense. supervised along with this close friend and colleague, then vice president dick cheney. and his could explain top to that he never acknowledged any regret for those actions that led to all those debts. in his autobiography, he said he would never have done anything different. unlike his predecessors, secretary of defense, robert math tomorrow, who supervised the vietnam war, who expressed regret for his action subsequently. rosalind jordan takes a look back at a deeply controversial career.

c. mike, who, how is this you correlation this new prime minister likely to be received in the us by the what else? well officially, up until this point, the white house and state department has brushed up any inquiries with a comment about not commenting about domestic processes and other countries. but there's no doubt within the binding whitehouse that they will be relieved that they is a different israeli government. to deal with joe biden had a long and somewhat rocky relationship with benjamin netanyahu, that stretched over decades reaching its lowest point, when biden was sent by then president obama, to strike some kind of relationship with nathan yahoo! when he arrived the nets and ordered a settlement process to get on the way in the west bank, which was seen as a direct snap to bite. and i was there at the time and overheard the very loudly raised voices in argument deep behind the walls of netanyahu's office. but certainly the binding administration has a very different policy fro

c. mike, thank you. the thing in the us president joe biden is in the state of oklahoma to mark the 100 anniversary of the tulsa race massacre. he attended commemorations of one of the worst incidents of racial violence in american history. as many as 300 people were killed when white mobs launched a tax on black homes and businesses in 1921. no one was ever charged with a crime for the violence or compensated for the destruction. with events we speak of the day took place 100 years ago. and yet i'm the 1st president in 100 years ever to come to tulsa. and i say that not as a couple about me, but to think about it a 100 years. and the 1st president to be here during that entire time and in this place in this ground, to acknowledge the truth. what took place here? for much too long. the history of what took place here was told in silence. whichever hands he is and also for his ship, obviously a very important anniversary, especially in light of what is effectively a year after the george floyd murder is s

c. mike, what do you make the statements come out from what health well, it's a couple of things. first of all, the speed with which it's come out from half an hour after the boat was taken in israeli parliament remembering as well that many in the, by the end of ministration on a european to at present. so it would appear that this was a pre written statement waiting for this to go out. another thing that is significant about the statement in diplomatic terms is the fact that the white house, specifically to the prime minister natalie bennett and the foreign minister paid along with other members of the cabinet. so it is making very clear that it is aware of the nature of the coalition. normally, you'd have a statement going out wishing the good wishes to the government and pledging to cooperate to them. but this is slightly different and shows the bided administration's intent on engaging the government as it is established at present as quickly as possible. also within that statement, surprisingly the white house expressing the greatest support for israel making reference to th

c. mike, so been against his trip to washington comes in a growing criticism of american arm sale to israel. what more do we know about his trip? indeed, yes. well, this was settled before this coalition agreement that it was something of a sudden trip. and he's only going to be spending a day in washington top of brittany against his agenda is that you mentioned there to get money to replenish is wales and baton defense system has been a lot of discussion in congress about providing arms to israel, particularly in the light of the way in which they will use during the recent war with us. however, on the question of the south system, there'll be no opposition whatsoever from within congress. but that being said, this is not the only thing that again, will have the on the agenda, you'll be meeting senior members of the fight in administration and what's likely to come up 1st of all is the issue of iran. where does gone stand as a defense minister, and importantly, where is the new government g

c. mike. so just remind us of the background to this facebook band and what it actually means the trump well, facebook initially banned donald trump on january, the southern thought to the events that took place in the capital and trumps comments on those particular events. the editorial board and independent body or facebook, then refused this decision and reported back that facebook is now about to decide on a duration of penalty. because at the moment it is to arbitrary. so facebook is not announced that the term of the suspension will be now for 2 years, dating back to january, the 6th. which means that donald trump will not have any social platform for the midterm elections, which are due to take place next year. and certainly which he indicated he wanted to play an active role in turning at determining the outcome of those particular elections. so donald trump, now no social media platform remembering to of course, that he's completely banned from twitter. facebook says that it will revi

c. mike, so many gun since trip to washington comes immigrating, criticism of american arm, sale to israel. what more do you know about his trip? well, there has been some criticism of on sales, but on the issue of the missile defense system, that's going to be a little argument in congress. in fact, there's been total support for replenishing those files that israel expended during that recent war with a month. but this is not the only issue on the table. now that is what benny gan sees. this is priority on the spirit, but there are other issues that are really going to come up top of that have the question of iran. now the bye. didn't administration wants to talk to guidance about his views on iran, the bite and administration wants to push forward with seeking ways in which to read, negotiate that iran nuclear deal, which it believes is the best way to preserve security and peace in the middle east . as a whole, now the outgoing government to the netanyahu government absolutely opposed to

c. mike. so just remind us of the background to this facebook band and what this means for donald trump. well, donald trump was initially van the day off to the generally the 6 insurrection in the capital. and then he was banned for an indefinite period of time. now, a facebook oversight board and independent body, which is funded by facebook investigated the ban and came up with the with the thought that while the band was justified, it did need to have some kind of set time fixed. it also recommended that facebook amended rule, but in terms of which politicians have an exemption from things like hate speech, facebook arguing that anything a policy she says is in the public interest. but the editorial board said no, that should no longer be the case. and facebook in announcing that it is bending president, a former president, trump for 2 years, also said that it was removing politicians from the exempt status. now this is important because it has ramifications far beyond the united states. it

c. mike, for the us justice department has released a statement on seizing these websites. was this happening? and what more do they have to say? well, the department of justice, as you say, has just released a statement explaining why this action was taken place some 33 have various entities control to all linked to iran and a number of its allies. now the justice department says that the iranian television and radio union had been designated a special entity back in october last year because of what it alleged was election interference. this requires all of its bodies to get special permission to operate in the united states, which the justice department said it did not do so. as a result, some 33 entities have been shut down. all the websites have been shut down by the department of justice. and now that is the situation there. but at the same time, what you have is these entities moving almost immediately within a matter of hours to radio controlled websites. so they are now continuing to operate, but the timing as well. there are some questions about that. it's only a

c. mike. so do we know who this person is? who's paying $20000000.00 for the pleasure? well the person who one suppose as must be a billionaire has not yet been identified. the blue origin say that the identity of the winning bidder will be made known in coming weeks. but whoever it is, only has a month to prepare for that flight which takes off on july. the 20th, not the bidding had been under way 4 months within 4 minutes up at the beginning. the original price, the highest price, which is around $4000000.00, had risen to over 20000000 and 7 minutes into the bidding. this massive, $28000000000.00 bill was put in and when in the end. so certainly this is a massive amount of money to pay for what is likely to be an exceedingly short flight. at the rocket itself, the shepherd rocket has been used as being used on a number of occasions. it has landed faithfully on a number of occasions and ship base us together with his brother. mark will be accompanying the unknown, but a long of course with the crew of 4. but it's a lot of money to spend for the flight. that, as i said,

that's what i got my house said no, a c mike.here was that's already ready to fight inside a i'm all set also going avoid the use of any major appliances. >> don't use the washer dryer. i even had trouble with the rice cooker yesterday because it was hot enough and it's just a little teapot. yeah. and trying to z of into cars. and then you're just like adding heat to the room, don't turn off any lights that you're not using an off as you leave the room. yeah, there's a lot of little things you can think about and we've done our own tips with sleeping and surviving the heat and james, that personal tips like put a bag of frozen peas behind her neck when you're landing watching tv when you're trying sleep ane you go, yeah, it really at the whole body that we have more tips for you, too, as well as list of cooling centers and other advice on how to get through this heat wave by just going to our web site that qr code that you see on your screen if you get a scan with your phone. >> that will take you right to that special page. so t

what i've done myself is to stay >> right our next viewer asks see any action on fedex towards c earnings mike watching? >> we did see quite a lot. people probably realize they're going to be reporting on the 24th we saw bout two times the average volume and applying about the average move of a little under 5% and next week's expiration and two 80 cuts that are the most active options today and the stock hasn't performed particularly well over the last couple weeks. if those two things are any indication we're seen by today's lows that some people are taking some measures and making some bets that maybe next week's earnings are not going to be that great >> what are your guess, carter, according to the charts? >> transports in general peaked before the s&p and what i'm thinking is that fedex will move lower. >>> here's one from our next viewer which asked ge announcing reverse stocks on split what happened to my january 22 calls. will i automatically be closed out? tony, why don't you take this one. >> your calls will not be closed out. the acc will adjust these options and adjusted options in

laughed when i read lafayette was so show about his husbands and mentors have the kids call her on c. mikers bravo television coming into castro you become friends with your husband's mistress every time you have tea with him he is off somewhere wondering what you two were talking about. that was how i thought of that. >> i like that take. talk about bravery, one thing that really stuck out to meet erika and your book is how they told virginia hall several people told virginia hall she had like a six week life on her assignment. i can tell you i would say i will be at the cafÉ around the corner best of luck with the war thing happening. so yes i would love to talk about how you made with the complex characters she is in your book. how you think -- how did she get this way? was she born this way? how did she get so brave? i was born and marilyn i'm not about too go to any front line let me tell you. >> i am not the teens use bit brave. when you look back over the course of her life, she is an outdoors woman her whole life. there at the page number here but i posted last week it is incredibl

c-span. >> tonight, former vice president mike pence talks about the future of the republican party. he's speaking at the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. live coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org. or listen live on the c-span radio app. . we will play you some of the comments from president biden and the attorney general, merrick garland, from yesterday's event at the white house and hear some republicans and their views on the crime wave across the country. one quick program note, representative jamie raskin, who we had scheduled for 8:30, will be joining us a bit later, 9:30 eastern. here's the reporting on the president's plan from the chicago sun-times this morning. chicago in spotlight as biden targets guns with anti-crime agenda. they write -- host: host: they say biden's plan would have the bureau of alcohol, tampa bay, and firearms devote more resources to tracking guns, rogue dealers, and revoke the licenses of those who sell guns in the hand of criminals. it allows cities to spend more of the federal dollars received fr

mike hannah, that for us in washington d. c. thanks so much, mike. well, that's now speak to port brennan. he's been following this for us from london. for the reason saying this is, has to be one of the biggest sting operations and in the history of spanned continents. can you give us a bit more of a sense of just a scale of this? yeah, i'll build on what mike said there as well. i mean, the slow burn nature of it is what striking the f b i came up with this app, these devices around 2 years ago 70 over 18 months ago. and what happened was that it developed a small, nice kind of audience in the criminal on the world, small usage. but then last year we know the encroach at the encrypted criminal network was cracked by, by law enforcement. and then earlier this year, sky global, which is another one of those encrypted messaging services, the criminals have been using both of those were compromised by law enforcement. so the organized gangs were struggling around trying to find an alternative alarm. behold, the go to apple was an unwitting unbeknown to

c-span. thursday evening, former vice president mike pence is the featured speaker at the annual lincoln reagan dinner. the dinner is hosted by the hillsborough county republicans in manchester, new hampshire. watch live beginning at 6:00 eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> president biden spoke today about his initiative to get 70% of american adults vaccinated by the fourth of july. by increasing vaccination sites and providing incentives for those who have been vaccinated. >> good afternoon. today, the vice president and i would like to lay out our plan for june to counter -- continue our successful fight against the pandemic. as we approach the july 4 day. in just four months we have made incredible progress getting people vaccinated quickly. effi. nearly 170 million americans of every party, every background, every walk of life, have stepped up, rolled up their sleeves, and gotten the shot. 52% of adults are now fully vaccinated, including 75% of all seniors. 28 states and the district of columbia have achieved 50% of adults being fully vaccin

c s, you know, say mike montoya for john. but since i thought the monday he went, oh boy and be glad to get any good ilario. that's an issue that you're going to be going to study. i will guide you are going to go. when you the found i'm a wrinkle moved from northern ocean. tina to live in what she call her spiritual home. ah, for her, the book of football club, the neighborhood, and it's working class routes or what distinguishes this clump from any other in argentina? i why don't do your dentist audio calibration on a line? i was throw on your 330 are going to be, you know, it can as i don't know, it was. so did he did it or they don't know how to wondering. i've seen up when i read that you may not be done unless you will. i got a great day for president on who as why peter looked on happening, takes the 2nd president under president want their own elected 3 times in the 1900 forties fifties and then again in the seventy's football was politicized. the. recognizing the importance of the working class of votes and the enorm

c. mcconville, as mike said, who we had the privilege of hosting january of 2020. he is responsible for organizing, training and equipping the army in order to prepare it for a variety of emergency contingencies and for the future of warfare. before assuming this role in august of 2019, general most recently served as the vice chief of staff of the army in addition to previously command assignments and combined joint task force 101 during operation enduring freedom in afghanistan. so just a huge amount of experience of public service that we will be listening to today. moderating this conversation is one of my favorite journalists in town, nancy youssef. nancy, say hello to all of my pals over on connecticut and k. as a graduate of the university of verge and georgetown university, nancy has reported expensively on the u.s. military with the focus on middle east affairs, and could not be anybody better to moderate it. before i turn it over to our speakers for keynote remarks, i would like to remind everyone that this event is public and on the record. we encourage

c. as we are saying, mike johnson and johnson in, in reaching this settlement avoids going to state trial. but how are they alleged to have contributed to this prescription painkillers epidemic in the country? well, johnson and johnson, despite this agreement, insist that they will not accept any blame in the matter. they says well that they stop transporting or producing opiates or ploy some 5 years ago. but in the agreement that they've signed with the new york attorney general, they do pledge that they will not distribute or manufacture any more periods. but certainly, johnson and johnson in this particular case, had now pulled themselves out of what was going to be a massive trial within the next few days. they were one of the companies that was facing a jury trial brought by the new york state with regard to producing and distributing opioids. but now that johnson and johnson has reached this agreement. but the new york state is removed itself from that trial and remove to tell from the risk stop any a war that may be given in a jury trial, which is always a gamble, according to most

c-span 2. >> coming up this evening, former vice president mike pence speaks at the annual lincoln-reagan dinner. we will have live coverage starting at 6:00 eastern on c-span and also online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. at 8:00 eastern tonight, a look at a national proposed family paid and leave medical act program. talkingabout the pandemic's disproportionate impact on working women and the country. >> more about the vice president. news, a national political reporter. you can see him there and read his reporting at concord monitor.com. as always, good to hear from you. host: thanks -- guest: thanks, bill. host: up next, more about the vice president. we are joined by tom lobiondo. he is now with business insider. welcome to washington journal. guest: thanks for having me. we will pick it up host: with our conversation -- host: we will pick it up with our conversation about the vice president in new hampshire. what are you expecting to hear? guest: paul steinhauser, incredible, he nailed it. it is very mike pence and the sense of it being more of the same. he is scri

c-span radio app. >> former vice president mike pence part of the future of the republican party, an event hosted byan presidential library. in simi valley, california and addressed the generally six attack on the u.s. capitol deepening his wealth backdate and certifying the presidential election results. ♪♪

a continuing discussion on mike pence and campaign 2024. watch c-span's washington journal live thursday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook discussions, phone calls and tweets. >> coming up thursday live, the deputy director for the centers for medicare and medicaid services on the biden administration's plans and priorities for the health care programs. at

amazon for nine years in australia gamestop also filling the cfo seat with another amazon executive, mike re c upero, these two hires fitting into the e-commerce strategy. not a lot more details they are complying with request for documents concerning trading activity in gamestop stock and shares of other company. as far as the numbers there's no comparison because the coverage is so thin only four analysts now cover this stock companies saw net sales grow 25% from last year on eps saw a loss of 45 cents per chair, that was adjusts. no guidance but sales in may up 20% year-over-year a little bit of a glimpse into recent performance i would bring more med l head lions, but like i glam i would bring more headlines but like i said the call is over. >> astonishing, 12 minutes has to be a record not surprising in today's day and age financial karen, i go to you er and age. karen, i go to you not having q&a for the four analysts may interact with the company in other ways since there's four of them. >> that's true but they have hundreds of thousands of retail shareholders that want to hear what they

c-span three. >> former vice president mike pence spoke in new hampshire. his remarks are 45 minutes. thank you and please welcome hillsborough county chairman. [applause] >> thank you, hillsborough county and thank you everyone who has participated. we are not going to go through and name everybody because everybody here is an important part of our party and what we get done. i would like to thank all the elected officials who are here. our state party leaders, the activists in the counties in the towns. our sponsors, the wait staff everyone who has participated. in particular, the dinner committee that put in a lot of hard work and effort to pull off an event like this. thank you for being here. [applause] in this county in 2020, we picked up 11 house seats for republicans. [applause] we went from 40 to 51. [applause] we flipped three senate seats from free democrats, now we have six republicans representing our county. [applause] we also picked up an executive counselor seat and our county positions including the county attorney which was critical to law and order in this county. t

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democratic party in denmark said he wanted the move to send a message to his solemn c, because that they're not welcome there. mike winds coming from different places in africa, middle eastern countries in they will probably start seeking our buying class item and they know that they will be sent out of europe again. my new legislation comes from a rising pressure on copenhagen to after stripped a handful of syrian refugees of the residency on the grounds that the syrian capital, damascus and the surrounding region and considered safe to monks become indeed the 1st european country to take such a provocative step that contradicts the use attempts to try to fix the broken asylum rules. the decision immediately ignited outrage among refugee and human rights groups which lead to protest the country in may. a minority rights consultant we spoke to tell this he's not surprised with the law as the current government has never hidden its views about immigration. this storm came to power on empty minority. you'd have to re in the election, especially this is very much against people from italy specially with muslim backgr

c-span. >> tonight, former vice president mike pence talks about the future of the republican party. he's speaking at the reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. live coverage begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. online at c-span.org. or listen live on the c-span radio app. . we will play you some of the comments from president biden and the attorney general, merrick garland, from yesterday's event at the white house and hear some republicans and their views on the crime wave across the country. one quick program note, representative jamie raskin, who we had scheduled

c-span. thursday evening, former vice president mike pence is the featured speaker at the annual lincoln reagan dinner. the dinner is hosted by the hillsborough county republicans in manchester, new hampshire.

mike, go ahead. >> good morning, c-span. thank you for taking my call. >> good morning. >> thank you for taking my call and for always having somebody that is totally different from my point of view but it makes you think. mr. fitten, i do have one question. you said you weren't a lawyer. what is your background to make you part of judicial watch. is there a constitutional knowledge that you have that you bring to the table? >> i'm -- >> pardon me. and the woman earlier said that you were -- said you weren't bipartisan and i think you tried to make the argument that you were. i've watched you almost every time that you are on c-span because you certainly get my iris up, which is a good thing and you seemed to be very partisan. thank you for taking my call. >> i'm just a regular guy and i'm running judicial watch. you don't need any special expertise to be concerned about our country and try to use a group in concert with other fine americans who work at judicial watch and are supporters, to hold government accountable. our r

michael puts his hand on a man's on the man and grabs back at president mike on before administering that my c slap. the security agency immediately intervened and 2 individuals were taken into custody for willful violence against the person holding public authority. now that's an offense, it's taken pretty seriously here in france, and could see somebody put in jail for up to 3 years as well as paying a fine, a 45000 years. but of course, that would be up for a judge to decide how lenient they may wish to be. and of course, for an individual to be found guilty of the offense. there's been a huge reaction hearing from including coming from the government, the prime minister, showing caustics, saying that this was an attack on democracy. democracy is debate, dialogue is confrontation, the expression of legitimate disagreements, but it can in no way be violence, verbal, aggression, and even less physical aggression. we are all concerned, it is the foundations of our democracy through the head of states. it is democracy that is targeted. also, we have heard from a political policy from across the

mike pence. how pathetic. thank you for c-span. host: in rest virginia next up -- in west virginia next up, madalyn. caller: yes. i would just like to make a comment. host: madeline, you can do that, but make sure you are muting your volume. mute the set and go ahead with your comment. caller: ok. i would like to make a comment. i listen to c-span, and they blame the republicans for everything. as far as i'm concerned, they need to check their bible and give president trump the credit for things he and the vice president did. now, we have a group in there that is tearing the country apart, talking about race. i am a white person, and [indiscernible] in a black man's house for many years when i was growing up. there is no hate from the black people. the democrats is causing all of this problem, and no one is looking at the bible to see what is going to happen to our country. host: on to huntington beach, california, mike on the independent line. caller: yeah, the lady was talking about the bible. the bible preaches that love thy nei

c-span radio app. >> former vice president mike pence talked about the future of the republican party at an event hosted by the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. he addressed the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol, defending his role that day in certifying the presidential election results. constitution -- [no audio] >> good evening and welcome to the reagan library. we reopened our doors and begin to invite people back to attend in person events just a few weeks ago. [applause] >> i am sure that all of you just like me find it so satisfying to be together with people again. [applause] >> and for us to enjoy the company of so many friends who are like family here. in honor of our men and women in uniform who defend our freedom around the world, could you join me for our pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag to the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you. please be seated. before we get started, we have somebody in the audience that i am delighted to recogn

c-span radio app. >> former vice president mike pence part of the future of the republican party, an event hosted by ronald reagan presidential library. in simi valley, california and addressed the generally six attack on the u.s. capitol deepening his wealth backdate and certifying the presidential election results. ♪♪ >> welcome to the reagan library. we reopened our doors and began to invite people back to attend and present events a few weeks ago. [applause] i am sure that all of you find it satisfying to be together with people again. [applause] and for us to enjoy the company of so many friends who are all like family here. in honor of our men and women in uniform who depend our freedom around the world, if you would please stand and join me for the approach of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible liberty and justice for all. thank you. please be seated. before we get started, we have someone in the audience that i am delighted to recognize. she's been with us as a special guest a

mike had reports from washington, d. c. in this divided institution, a rare moment of bipartisanship, as democrats and republicans came together to remember the countries dead. the number of fatalities in the us account for some 15 percent of the reported total worldwide. this week there were $25000.00 cases, reported each day, 57 percent lower than the figure a month ago. there are still too many lives be lost. we're still average in the last 7 days. the us of $370.00 deaths per day. $270.00 deaths, that's significantly lower than at the peak of this crisis, but it's still a real tragedy. just under 50 percent of americans are fully vaccinated. but there's a marked disparity in terms of vaccination figures. the top 5 states with vaccination rates of 60 percent, all over are all in the east. the bottom 5 with rates of 30 percent or lower are in the south with republicans controlling the bottom states. it's clear there's a political as well as geographical divide. and the vice president went to south carolina. as the adminis

mike, hannah has more from washington d. c than term.

c-span 2. >> coming up this evening, former vice president mike pence speaks at the annual lincoln-reagan dinnerwe will have live coverage starting at 6:00 eastern on c-span and also online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. at 8:00 eastern tonight, a look at a national proposed family paid and leave medical act program. talkingabout the pandemic's disproportionate impact on working women and the country. >> more about the vice president. news, a national political reporter. you can see him there and read his reporting at concord monitor.com. a

mike, hannah has more from washington d. c. the justice department says that the iranian television and radio union had been designated a special entity back in october last year because of what it alleged was election interference. this requires all of its bodies to get special permission to operate in the united states, which the justice department said it did not do so. as a result, some 33 entities have been shut down. all the websites have been shut down by the department of justice. and now that is the situation there. but at the same time, what you have is these entities moving almost immediately within a matter of hours to radiant controlled website. so they are now continuing to operate, but the timing as well. there are some questions about that. it's only a few days since iran elected a new president. and importantly to it's only a few days since the 7th round of negotiations about restoring the nuclear view with iran concluded now the u. s. and iran are not taking part face to face in those negotiations that happeni

mike hannah, for us in washington, d. c. well, the us government has declared the opioid crisis of public health emergency. it started in the late ninety's when doctors began to prescribe, prescribe brother opioids, a greater rates, the mistake mistaken belief that they were not addictive. by 2018 around 10000000 americans were misusing the medication. more than 800000 were using heroin. many of the addicts who tend to elicit drugs when they could no longer get prescriptions refilled. the us department of health says more than 130 americans die every day from you. a related overdose is $48000.00 a year. gerald pulse there is an investigative journalist and author of pharma agreed lies, and the poisoning of america, he joins us live by skype, from miami. thank you for your time. first of what you get your take on this johnson and johnson settlement. i'm not as impressed with the johnson johnson settlement as the headline would lead you to believe any $272000000.00 sounds like and it is a lot of money. but this is a company th

c-span three. >> former vice president mike pence spoke in new hampshire. his remarks are 45 minutes. thank you and please welcome hillsborough county chairman. [applause]

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c-span radio app. >> former vice president mike pence talked about the future of the republican party at an event hostedy the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. he addressed the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol, defending his role that day in certifying the presidential election results.

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c's as the national interest. all right, my life us there in washington dc. mike, thank you. well, let's bring in, made our account. she's a jump professor at the american university of washington and he's washington bureau chief of the al codes daily newspaper joins us from washington. d. c. science. so this is the 1st time in recent history. i guess that an arab israeli party has supported a coalition government. how significant do you think this is what it means? the arab israeli is and of course the palestinians. well, it is very significant. i mean, in the fifty's and there are the 50, there were actually coalitions by the agricultural party then thought under my pie . but it was never really as prominent or had determining as this time around this time around their lives party. really bad, bad around and, but was able to basically make this effort for bennett and the speed basically flow and really go, you know, all the way all almost along the way. you know, so it's very good. and that sense now we don't know what kind of deal they have made. there was no joy, there ar